Add module for CVE-2014-6352 (sandworm ms14-060 bypass) (No UAC bypass) #4185
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Since details have been published: http://blogs.mcafee.com/mcafee-labs/bypassing-microsofts-patch-sandworm-zero-day-even-editing-dangerous, this pull request adds a module with the ms14-060 bypass as exploited in the wild. It means NO UAC bypass. So unless UAC is disabled or the user is an Administrator the UAC prompt will trigger. As also explained by Haifei Li in the blog post.
Once Haifei Li publishes contents about his complete bypass (including UAC) this module can be updated, or a new one can be added if necessary.
With @wchen-r7 we were discussing about the UAC bypass, but we have not been successful (at the moment :P). Since the details are public, and this technique has been used in the wild, maybe this is useful for someone even without UAC bypass.
If it's not good enough because doesn't bypass UAC I won't be hurt if it's discarded at this moment. Or remains opens in case there are more details in the near future.
Just doing the Pull Request because figured out maybe can be useful for someone.
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